audiotape

"Maybe for the same reason she wanted to make that old audiotape look new again."

She'd have to remember to mention that in her audiotape report.

One young woman has her students listening to an audiotape of a story, preparing for a test.

Better to put it all on an audiotape and rev up the speed.

Listen to that one on audiotape, and it'll make you want to cut off your ears.

At that moment, two coughs are heard on the audiotape.

Participants will also receive an audiotape on the history of the bridge.

The project included audiotapes and the other standard treatment equipment.

I've even heard audiotapes with your voice on it discussing those same plans.

They also say that an audiotape of the proceeding does not back up the longer quote.

In more recent times, history is also recorded on film, video, audiotape and through digital technology.

Many commercial audiotapes and books can help you learn thought management exercises.

The government has also banned audiotapes and other entertainment media.

She had recorded over a hundred video and audiotapes for her daughter.

When pressed for a copy of the audiotape, he declined.

In all, the police recovered more than 2,700 audiotapes and 570 videotapes.

Many of his regular show's themes and songs were worked into audiotapes.

But the woman's family made public an audiotape, said to have been made on Sunday, two days before her death.

Portions of an audiotape interview with the official were played at the hearing.

"People in the projects are suspicious," Lloyd says on the audiotape.

Audiotapes may not provide effective communication in the event of an emergency.

"You've been cool toward me ever since this old audiotape surfaced.

Two are included in the film, one on camera and another on audiotape.

Likewise, the audiotape now used seems pretty resistant to deterioration.

An audiotape of her encounter with the law seems to back her up.